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Federal funding bill could spare Missouri hemp beverages from November ban
Hemp-derived THC beverages could remain available in Missouri past November 12 if Congress approves a funding bill and the president signs it. The U.S. Senate approved a measure that would delay the federal ban on intoxicating hemp products until December 11, pending final approval from the U.S. House. Although this potential federal delay exists, state law still bans most intoxicating hemp products in Missouri starting November 12.
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